Awareness Initiatives on Unregulated Ultra-Processed Foods and NCDs

PVCHR has actively worked to raise awareness about the impact of unregulated ultra-processed foods and their association with non-communicable diseases (NCDs). As part of our efforts, we have sent various research findings to medical colleges, including IMS, BHU, and KGMC in Lucknow. Recently, KGMC, Lucknow conducted a study on this important issue, which was subsequently featured in a news article published by the Hindi daily, Hindustan.


#PVCHR #HealthAwareness #UltraProcessedFoods #NCDs #PublicHealth #Research #KGMC #BHU #IMS #Hindustan #NutritionMatters #CommunityHealth

Awareness Initiatives on Unregulated Ultra-Processed Foods and NCDs by pvchr.india9214 on Scribd

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Hidden Threat of Ultraprocessed Foods: A Public Health Crisis

Image
 In today’s fast-paced world, ultraprocessed foods (UPFs) have become a convenient staple in many households. From soda to frozen pizza, these ready-to-eat products are easy to access, affordable, and appealing. However, a growing body of research reveals the serious health risks posed by UPFs, sparking global concern about their impact on human rights—particularly the right to health. Recent studies and alarming media reports highlight the dangers associated with these foods, linking them to chronic diseases, cognitive decline, and systemic health deterioration. It’s time to take action to address this public health crisis. Neurological Risks: Brain Aging and Cognitive Decline A recent report from Hindustan (dated December 5, 2024) sheds light on new findings from Italy’s Institute of Neurology. The research underscores the devastating effects of UPFs on brain health: Premature Brain Aging: UPFs, especially those prepared at high temperatures, produce neurotoxic compounds that h...
Read more

Patna Declaration: Uniting Political Parties for Children's Health

Image
  On February 7, 2024, in Patna , a significant public dialogue took place at the Kasturba Gandhi Assembly Hall within the premises of the Gandhi Museum. The event, which saw participation from 85 individuals, was organized by a coalition consisting of the Peoples’ Vigilance Committee on Human Rights (PVCHR), People’s Initiative for Participatory Action for Food Labelling (PIPAL), All India Hawkers Forum, Bandi Adhikar Andolan, and Indian Roti Bank. The primary focus of this gathering was to advocate for "Warning label Front-of-Package Labeling" as a means to address the rising concerns of non-communicable diseases, malnutrition, and obesity. In a historic move, all political parties in Bihar have come together to endorse the Patna Declaration, a significant step towards safeguarding children's health by advocating for Front-of-Package Labeling (FOPL) on packaged food items. This groundbreaking agreement, signed on February 7, 2024, marks a pivotal moment in the fight aga...
Read more

Pandit Nanhku Maharaj Memorial: Fourth Annual Music Festival Celebrates a Spectacular Evening of Classical Music and Dance in Varanasi

Image
  Pooja Madhok and Dr. Lenin Raghuvanshi warmly welcoming dignitaries at the fourth annual Pandit Nanhku Maharaj Memorial Music Festival, setting the stage for an unforgettable evening of classical music and dance in Varanasi. ✨ Pandit Nanhku Maharaj Memorial: Fourth Annual Music Festival Celebrates Classical Music and Dance in Varanasi ✨ 🌟 Kathak Masters Pandit Ravishankar Mishra & Dr. Mamta Tandon’s Mesmerizing Performances Light Up the Evening 🌟 Honoring the legacy of the legendary tabla maestro Pandit Nanhku Maharaj, Varanasi witnessed an enchanting evening on November 9, 2024, at Dalim Sunbeam School, Ramkatora. From spellbinding Kathak duets to soul-stirring Thumri and Bhajans, the event celebrated India’s classical traditions in an unforgettable tribute. 🎶 Highlights of the Evening 🎶 Kathak Recital: The Banaras Gharana duo, Pandit Ravishankar Mishra and Dr. Mamta Tandon, captivated audiences with Ganesh Vandana, Shiva Shakti invocations, and Radha-Krishna Nritya. ...
Read more